Divorce
The Importance of Connection
As family law attorneys, we often have clients whose children are now grown and one day they look at their partners and realize they no longer have anything in common. There is no rancor between the couple, they simply have lost that special spark and…
How (and When) to Discuss Divorce with Your Children
It’s unavoidable that divorce will impact your children in some way, but with the right planning and consideration, you can help minimize that impact and help them overcome any fears they may have surrounding the divorce. According to family psychologist, Lisa Herrick, 75% of divorcing…
Current Snapshot of Divorce in the Time of COVID-19
Due to the evolving response to COVID-19 and safety recommendations, King County Superior Court has been issuing various orders altering the way family law cases move through the court. Below are some common questions regarding the dissolution process during the COVID-19 pandemic. Our answers below…
Is Divorce the Best Solution for You?
We talk to people every day who want to get out of their relationships for many reasons. Some say they’re just not happy, some say they’ve grown apart. Many couples in this situation seem to think divorce will produce a miracle and make their lives…
Divorce v. Legal Separation – What’s the Difference?
Imagine that you and your partner have decided your marriage isn’t a happy one, but your religious or personal beliefs do not allow you to divorce. Or perhaps you aren’t certain whether you want to formally end your marriage and want to leave open the…
How to Prevent a Nasty Divorce
So, you’ve made the choice to get a divorce. Before you get caught up in the myriad of choices and details, ask yourself this question: How do you want your divorce to go? Are you worried about what a nasty divorce will do to your…